I have been looking into the next hauler as my toy collection have grown and we have run out of space......Thinking this time I'd like to have something with a more robust chassis so CCC wont be our limiting factor. 150+ Gals fresh capacity, well insulated, gooseneck coupler.We have looked at Work and Play, Millennium, and Featherlight over the years and none of them have interested me as they are like truck campers with a huge garage.We really love the floorplan we have with it's huge bathroom and decent sized bedroom. I could do without the 10' long sofa since it's just two of us. A bedroom you can stand in would be a must and I would think two slides minimum, and a third being a plus.Spending $80-120k on a consumer grade POS that will fall apart with heavy use is not happening this time and neither is a $250K Forks custom build...... so searching options.What am I missing?

Excel's Wild Cargo? Definitely a nicer coach, but still too RV and limited.....already have a 10' garage and the Wild Cargo's 10'6 garage is too small.Found Becker Trailers on a search and they might fit the bill....Becker Custom Trailers....and I'm thinking inverted 5th wheel instead of gooseneck.

Crazy Cooter wrote:Excel's Wild Cargo? Definitely a nicer coach, but still too RV and limited.....already have a 10' garage and the Wild Cargo's 10'6 garage is too small.Found Becker Trailers on a search and they might fit the bill....Becker Custom Trailers....and I'm thinking inverted 5th wheel instead of gooseneck.The one's from Becker's are usually ATC trailers. Look real close in the pictures and you can see where they photoshop the ATC logo out. Not saying that's a good or bad practice, just pointing it out so you can find out more information on how they are built etc.

I saw that this afternoon! Recognized a lot of the builds on the ATC site. Beckers is a dealer for ATC.

Try Spacecraft RV http://www.spacecraftmfg.com/You will need a real truck for their trailers.

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newman_fulltime
Explorer II
Jun 01, 2014
Look at excels house
Crazy_Cooter
Explorer
Jun 01, 2014
Excel's Wild Cargo? Definitely a nicer coach, but still too RV and limited.....already have a 10' garage and the Wild Cargo's 10'6 garage is too small.

Found Becker Trailers on a search and they might fit the bill....Becker Custom Trailers

....and I'm thinking inverted 5th wheel instead of gooseneck.
shakazulu12
Explorer
Jun 02, 2014
Crazy Cooter wrote:
Excel's Wild Cargo? Definitely a nicer coach, but still too RV and limited.....already have a 10' garage and the Wild Cargo's 10'6 garage is too small.

Found Becker Trailers on a search and they might fit the bill....Becker Custom Trailers

....and I'm thinking inverted 5th wheel instead of gooseneck.

The one's from Becker's are usually ATC trailers. Look real close in the pictures and you can see where they photoshop the ATC logo out. Not saying that's a good or bad practice, just pointing it out so you can find out more information on how they are built etc.
Crazy_Cooter
Explorer
Jun 02, 2014
I saw that this afternoon! Recognized a lot of the builds on the ATC site. Beckers is a dealer for ATC.
crazybanshee
Explorer
Jun 02, 2014
Try Spacecraft RV http://www.spacecraftmfg.com/
You will need a real truck for their trailers.
Crazy_Cooter
Explorer
Jun 02, 2014
I have looked at Spacecraft in the past, but thinking since 2 year old 34' non garage model asking $99K......I'm priced out of a new toy hauler build north of $150K.

Although I plan to step into an HDT truck in the future, I won't be ready for a few years. I need to stick with something that can be pulled by my current transportation.
Y-Guy
Moderator
Jun 02, 2014
Might want to check out the Grand Design RVs I don't know enough personally, but have read some good things.
fly-boy
Explorer
Jun 02, 2014
Call Outlaw Coversions. Tell them what you are after and they will tell you what trailer to buy and have delivered to them so that the interior can be done.

I would never buy a living quarter horse trailer that was not done by Outlaw. All hardwood cabinets, granite, hardwood floors... and built to last. One of our horse trailers has at least 300k miles and the Outlaw interior is in as good a shape now as it was when we bought it.

http://www.outlawconversions.com
Crazy_Cooter
Explorer
Jun 02, 2014
Thanks! That is kind of what I'm looking for.....Outlaw has some awesome pics in the gallery!

Talked to Millennium today and said they can't build what I'm looking for and suggested a Nascar builder? That sounds like $750k+ when you say it aloud!!
RickSo
Explorer
Jun 02, 2014
Crazy Cooter wrote:
Excel's Wild Cargo? Definitely a nicer coach, but still too RV and limited.....already have a 10' garage and the Wild Cargo's 10'6 garage is too small.

Found Becker Trailers on a search and they might fit the bill....Becker Custom Trailers

....and I'm thinking inverted 5th wheel instead of gooseneck.

If you need a longer garage they will build it bigger if needed. That's what they told me when I asked.

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